Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1921, Page 64

THE SUNDAY Jock Hutch- inson, who recently re- turned from England with a new trophy hang- ing to his belt. He en- ters the tour- ney as one of the favorites. “Jim” Barnes and Walter Ha- gen, a pair of golfers who are hard to beat. ‘Wide World Photo. “Bobby” Gardner, one of the “crack” golfers of the country. ' Ready" for i Open Golf Championship Tournament Clubhouse of the Columbia Country Club, ,where big preparations have been made to entertain golfers who take part in the American open golf championships from July 19 to 21, inclusive. Wire facilities have been installed and telegraph operators will flash the plays to all parts of the country. President Harding will present the trophy. The Columbia Club course is considered one of the very best in America. National Photo Co. S : 2’ Bernard Nichols One of America's best, Jerome L rermess. of the Philadelphia Country Club. Fourteenth hole of the Columbia Country "Club’s _course‘. TAR. V—VASHING'I‘ON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 17, 1921 Francis Ouf~ met,former am- ateur golf champion, who is expected te enter the tour- nament. Wide World Photo. 7 T Fred McLeod, professional at Columbia Country Club,